City and Vicinity News Briefs and Notices
Local items report upcoming events including a library theater showing Old Quebec on Tuesday evening, August 26, and a Salvation Army address by Adjutant Lurkins. City water analysis deems Bradford water pure, while tax payments are due by August 30. Month end weather and farming notes, plus a birth and anniversary snippet, are included along with pollution enforcement warnings for streams.
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Quebec
Gisila
Babbitt
Byron Babbitt
Library Theatre
Prigg
M. J. Imverty
Spring Croek
Howaver
J. W. Wilson
Clarence Fitch
Carry
McCabe
Park Place
Tenor
Water Department
Harrisburn
Public Sale At Hasbrouck Farm Near Corry
Public sale set for August 24 at Hasbrouck farm one mile south of Corry. Readable items include 44 dairy cows with a mix of Holstein yearlings and two-year-olds, Berkshire hogs and shoats, several horses and ponies with weights listed, 40 tons of hay, wagons harness and farm tools and machinery. Major Wolf 2:10 1-4 listed among participants.
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Huraday
Hasbrouck Farm
Corry
Cowa
Berkshire
Major Wolf
Tony Hay
Hasbrouck
Lovell school event hosted by Epworth League crowd cheers
A hometown entertainment at Lovell's school grounds organized by the Epworth League of McCray church drew a large turnout despite weather. A kindly man was called, and the event’s name Mam Wanrlesy Co was noted, reflecting local flavor. The Parke hotel demolition begins, threatening an old landmark once a tavern. Crews push to build the new McCord Library with energy.
Illustrated lecture on Old Quebec program details and sights
A benefit event for Emmanuel Guild at the library features an illustrated talk on Old Quebec. The program lists speakers Mrs Harriet M. Davis and Mrs G. A. Elston with music and slides of Champlain, the Breakneck Stairs, the Citadel, Wolfe’s Monument and other historic Quebec sites and battles including Montgomery’s attack and Montcalm’s tomb.
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Emmanuel Guild
Ienife
Yorusolo
Selwited
Harriet M. Davis
G. A. Elston
Ohl
Quebec
Byron F. Wabbitt
Samuel Champlain
Champlain
Das Auetee
Victoria
Canada
America
Richard Montgomery
Benedict Arnold
Oly
Montgomery
Chien D'or
Hishop'a
Jesuit Collinge
Gardyny
Hopi
John's
Old St. Louis
Abraham
Wolfe's Cove
Martello Tower
Montcalms
Wolfe
Oil City Boy Run Down on Bridge in Near Miss
Tussel Lowrie, 16, son of R. W. Lowrie, was struck by a car on the Petroleum bridge near Oil City while returning from the library. He suffered facial and skull injuries but no internal damage. transported to the hospital for a week or more of treatment. The driver Alfred Helmer, with a female passenger, fled the scene after the accident.
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OL City
Tussel Lowrie
R. W. Lowrie
Harriott Avenue
Welker & Max- Well Aidre
Horn
Nolor
Helmer
Nis
Phyalatan
Ue Homphal
Judge Parker Prosecutes Sulzer in Impeachment Case
United Press reports Judge Allen H. Parker to lead the Board of Managers in the impeachment proceedings against Governor Sulzer. Albany notes say Sulzer hopes to be vindicated by the court, planning to reveal his private life and public career, while officials discuss appearances and political maneuvering ahead of the September 18 start.
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United Press
New York
Allen H. Parker
Board of Managers
New York State Assembly
Wilc
Albany
Sulzer
Los
Senate
Ant
Lis
Sulxer
New York City
John Pirroy Mitchell
Tle
Edward H. McCall
McCall
Mitchell
Jobin Purroy
Tammany Hall
Charles F Murphy
Edward J. McCal
New Yor City
Executive Chamber
Ntsam
Sulaur
Carmody
Silber
Patrick to Practice Law in Oklahoma after Sing Sing
Albert T. Patrick, formerly sentenced to death and later moved to a life of oil field work as superintendent of the Milliken Oil Company, plans to practice law in Oklahoma. He has shifted to mining health matters and chose Tulsa as a center for his new practice, aiming to work towards a formal legal career.
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Sing Sing
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okl
Albert T. Patick
Willing Moreiro
Qin
Hn Tien
Adm Morthy
Patrick
Milliken OU
Bt Lovie
Missouri Two Good Roads Day Ends With Strong Participation
An official close to Missouri's Two Good Roads Day reports about 250000 workers and farmers leaving duties to support road work. Governor Major hopes allied states join the effort in 1914. Elsewhere a German city official debates tuba player pay after a Wagner performance, noting 5 marks.
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Missouri
Kansas
Lly
Major
Union
Jamestown Man Fatally Injured in Street Railway Incident
Jamestown resident Palto Fille of 44 Prinklin Street died at Woman's Chelsea Hospital Thursday night from injuries suffered last Monday at Jamestown Street Railway central power station. He was assisting with rubber work when a piece of machinery fell on him. The injured man had been doubly reported as seriously hurt but died. he leaves two children, Samuel and Carmello. The funeral will be from St James Roman Catholic Church at 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
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Simestown
N.Y
Palto Fille
Prinklin Street
Chelsan
Jamestown Street Railway
Milles
Filles
Samuel
Carnello
St James
This Is a Great Dillatonlent Five Cents to All
A Lyric Theater listing promotes a Thanhouser drama For the Man She Loved and a western feature The Pilatilan showing as part of an All Rivers meet at the Bay program. It highlights reform plots where grafters are tackled, stressing local entertainment value and affordable admission.
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Wilcox's Market
Ady
Derrick Guy
Medina Gand
Penrody
Salvation Army
Lurkins
Army Citadel
Washington
Julint Larkins
Board of Health
Mt Mariinburg
Bradford Hera
Londa
Sherman Newa
Wille Thers
Warren
C. C. Miles
Fie Holt
S. R. Buller
Nilgalonur
Hikerles
Department of Fisheries
Buller
A. E. Pettitchh
Main Street
G. N. Roberts
OIL City
Parker
Bernstein Bros. Clothiers and Furnishers
Main St
Itv
Jamestown
Lyric Theater
C. B. Wilcox
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